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Occupational Health Service: Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2008 [PDF 4MB] PEOSH Training Catalog [pdf 147KB] PEOSH Indoor Air Quality Standard Protecting Emergency Medical Services Workers from Airborne Infectious Diseases: A Step-by-Step Guide and Model Respiratory Protection Program for Using N-95, N-99 and N-100 Disposable Particulate Respirators.
Clinical Guidelines for Adults Exposed to the World Trade Center Disaster [pdf File Size 555KB], published by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, covers a range of medical topics and is to assist health providers in identifying, evaluating, treating, and referring patients that were exposed during and after 9/11. Health & Safety Information for Emergency Response - Internet Links [PDF File Size 107KB] Healthy Schools Web site Hazard Communication Standard - Public Employers’ and Employees’ Frequently Asked Questions [PDF File Size 63KB]. Also available ...Computer Workstation Guidelines, formerly Video Display Terminal Guidelines, is now available in hard copy only. You may request a copy of the document using our online Educational Materials Order Form, or by calling the PEOSH Program at (609) 984-1863. PEOSH Training Catalog
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Program Manager: Eric
Beckhusen Phone: (609) 984-1863 e-mail: peosh@doh.state.nj.us The Public Employees Occupational Safety
and Health (PEOSH) Program has the responsibility to implement the Department
of Health and Senior Services' (NJDHSS) mandate under the 1984 New Jersey
Occupational Safety and Health Act. This mandate is to develop and enforce
occupational health standards for public employees throughout the State,
and to encourage employers and employees in their efforts to improve the
working environment. The PEOSH Act is administered by two departments,
they are: NJDHSS: The New Jersey
Department of Health and Senior Services investigates complaints regarding
health hazards in the workplace. To obtain more
information call (609) 984-1863. NJDLWD:
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development investigates
complaints regarding safety hazards in the workplace. In
addition, NJDLWD is responsible for administering and enforcing the Act
throughout the State. Click here
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